Traffic!; 'with the Nati ves in the Bay of Antongil; Arrive- asthe Isles of Nicubar, Sombrero, and at Aclen. 37 s
r<Sor. The Adm. fends a Message to the King ;■ Is kindlyrec. Has Aud. The K. grants Priv. to the Engl. The Portu-guese jealous. 37 d
They fail to the Str.- of Mallacca ; A rich Pr. taken ; Theyret. to Achen -, A Let. and Presents for the They dep. fromAchen-, One Ship sent to Engl. The Rest arr. at Pridman, andat Bantam ; Are graciously rec. by the King. 379
Est. an adv. Tr. Send a Ship to the Moluccas Settle a Fact.
at Bantam ; Take Leave of the King, and depart. 380
Chap. LXIV. Capt. W. Parkers glor. Exp. to the W. Ind.
St. Vincent , the Pearl-Fishery, and a Ship taken. ib.
Triana taken and burnt ;• Puerto Bello , with the K. of Spain ’aTreas. taken ; Parker’s Gener. and his Ret. to Plymouth. z8iChap. LXVII. Gofnoll’s Voy. to the N. Part of Virg. Mace’sto the S. of Virg. Weymouth’s towards the North Pole.
1602. Eliz. Island disc. A Fort built there; The Capt. ret.Mace ’s Voyage to the South of Virginia.. 382
TVeyntouth’s Attempt towards the .North Pole. ■ 383
Chap- LXVIII. Sir R. Levifon’s, and Sir W. Monfon’s Exp.
to the Coast of Spain. ,
A Squadron of Ships fitted out against the Sp. Sir R. Levifonsets Sail; Sir IV. Msnfon foil. him; Sir R. eng. the PlateTVib.But without Success ; A gr. Error of the Engl. Sir Wil- getsIntel, of the Gallions ; Takes an Ind. Ship In the meanwhilethe Gallions esc. He joins Sir Rich. Takes 2 Easterlings ; GetsIntel, of a Garrack at Cezimbra. 384
Find her def. by 11 Gallies, and a strong Castle; Res. to att.her ; A Defer, of Cezimbra-, The Sit. of the Gallies, and theCarrack; Mot. of the Enemy and Difficulty of the Attack. 383The Attack begun ; The Adm. gives the first Charge; Is sol.by the V.Adm. The Gallies terribly shattered ; Dilig. of theAdmiral; The Easterlings failing in their Duty;. Threatned bythe V.Adm. A Parly with the Carrack. 386
Their Proposals rejected; Sir IV. Monfins Osiers accepted:
Condition of the Carrack. 387
She is surr. Beh. of the Gallies ; Two taken and burnt; Loisof the Sp. Loss of the Engl. They ret. towards Engl. Sir IV.Monfin ret. to the Co. of Spain ; But is obi. by Storm to comeback; The Fate of Don Diego de Lobo. 388
Names of the Carrack and Gallies. 389
Chap; LXIX. Sir W. Monfon’t Exp. to the Co. of Spain.
A Cons. with the CK Is det. by contrary WindsComes toolate for the Car. Gets Intel, of the Sp. Armada. 390
Takes 2 Fr. Ships ; But rel. them; Fights with the Castle ofCezimbra ; Falls in with the Sp. Armada-, Three of them chafea small Ves- Sir Wil. with one Vessel stops and dares the 3 ;But they make off. A French Man taken ; Intel, of the Do-mingo Tl Sir Wil. chases a Galiion. 391
She esc. under the Castle of St. Vincent s Is lost by one Man’sCowardice ; Dam- sustained by Sir Wil. Sails tow. TerceraBut is obi. to ret. £/>. Gallies destr. and taken. 392
Chap. LXX. Sundry Trans, in 1603- /0 the Death of & Eliz.1603. The E. of Tyr-Oen subm. to the QVMercy ;. The Qjs
Sickness and Death. TTT> . 3 st
The Names of such Ships as Her Majesty left at HerDeath.394BOOK III.
Giving an Account of all the memorable Naval Expeditionsand Transactions of the English , from the Beginning of KingJames I-’s Reign, to the Revolution, in 1688.
Chap. I- Naval Expeditions and Transactions of the English,•with other Occurrences, during the first Tear of the Reign ofKing James I-
K. James I. proclaimed. 395
The K. and Q- arr. at Land. Their Coron. A pret. Plot disc.Sir W- Raleigh cond. to dy ; But repr. His Arraignment, from
a MS.’ in the Cotton-Ltbrary. 396
The Vncr. of Tr. and Navigat. K. James s Opm. of the Engl.Constitution, and the Extent of the Prerogative Royal. 397c; r R Levifon s and Sir IV.Monson’s Exp. in the Nar.. Sea$;TheO’s Design prev- by her Sick. On the Appr. of her Death; Ther> |DS to Sea ; ; Their Dep. Visit the Co of Fr. every otherr3 • Traf. with Flanders rest. The Fleet counterm. 398f-d Pfinp's Voy. to the N. of Virginia-, They dep. Fall inrFhVhe Co. of Virg- Ret. loaded with Sassafras, &c. Gilbertsfs t „ virtr Ships Dep. Arr. and Tr. in the W. Ind. and Vug.The Capt- with 40s his Men killed. The rest ret. 399
The first Voyage to Chene Island. 400
Ch o II Naval Expeditions and Trarfaaions of the English,^ -with other memorable Occurrences, of the Tear 1604.s A Peace with Sp. A Monopoly gr. but rev. Six Hen.MMleton’s Voy. to the P 2 . Ind. The Fl. arrives at Bantam, fep.e s,.,r Vov. Treachery of the Dutch. ib.
It from fev- Kings to K. James-, One of the Ships lost; TheeVret Davis s V. to the E. Ind. They arr. at Bantam: Cow-
ardice of the D. A desp. Fight with the Japanese ; The EUobt. the Vict. The Loss of their Capt. 4 o1
1604. Str. Fate of a Jap. Two China Ships taken ; Defig pupon the Chin. Fl. laid aside ; They ret. Leigh’s Voy. to GtH'ana ; He arr. there ; Is well received by the I-nhab. Makes a®Agr.with them ; His Men mut. His Ships ret. to England, b° cgo back again. 4 °\
Tr. with the Nat. The Captain’s Death ; The Design quashedDepred. com. by the Sp. In str. to G.Rocke going to Sicily. 4 °?Chap. III. Naval Expeditions and Transactions of the Englffi 1 'with other remarkable Events of the Tear, r 603.Weymouth’sVoy. to Virg. Roster ’s Rel. of this Voy. He depArr. on the Co. of Virg. and visits the Istands: Arr. at Pent'cost- Harb. Finds excellent Turpentine and Pearls. st,
T’raf. with the Nat. Their Treach. Difp. A conv. River ds c ‘They ret. The Man. of some Sav. they br. to England- 400An Obf. on the latter Voy- to Virg. Capt. St.John’s VoyageVirg. and. unfort. End : His Dep. and first Miss. The Capts'- 1 *with 67 Persons set on Sh- Their Commerce with the Indian!Capt. St. John and many of his Men killed. 40s
Mr. St. John with 16 more killed : The narrow Escape of 01,eMan : Incredible Valour of a small Number of English : T^wonderful Escape of a few of them. 4 0*
Affront offered the Ehghjh, put up by IC. James: The Gui>'Powder-Treason Plot. 4 0?
Chap. IV. The first Attempt for a thorough Discovery of, andSettlement in New England:
1666. A Charter gr. for a Col. Ch al Ion’s Attempt for a Settlement in New Engl. frustr. A ad Att. sue. The 3d Attendand Settlement. 41°
Fresh Ships sent; The Col. dilcour. comes away; Tr. cont. 4!Chap. V. Other Naval Expeditions and Transactions of theEnglish, in 1 606..
A Col. eftabl. in the S- Parts of Virg. A Charter gr. /d
Ships fitted out to transport a Colony. 41"
They land in Virg. Fix upon a Place to build ; James-Tostbuilt : A Council chosen ; Dissent, among the Planters. 41JThe Ships dispatched to Engl. A Col. settled : And adv.Testcarried on: Difp. of the Ind. Ret. of the Ships to Engl. Intel'rupt. of Trade on Account of a pretended Gold Mine: T^Ships again dispatched to England. 41I
Capt. Smith’s narrow Escape; Disc. made : New Dissensions :Encr. of the Plant. New Settlement: Knight’s Voyage for tWDifcov. of a N. W. Passage. 4I2
Chap. VI. Sundry Voy. to the E. Indies, in 1607 and i 6 o 3 -1607.Reeling’s Voyage to the E. Indies: TheDragon and stHeCtor fep. The Dragon arr. at Bantam, and ret. to Engl.. 'TtyHeCtor arr. at the Isles of Banda. * 4u
Underhand Practices of the D. Treach. of the Nat. Kindnenof the Engl. ill requited : Infol- of the D. A Factory estab- ^Bantam : Capt. Middleton’s Voy. to the E. Indies .- Arr. atBay of Soldania, Bantam, and the Moluccas : The Span. ob®'their Trade. They arriveat the Str. of Bengaya, and BotufTheir Trade there: The 4th gen. Voy. for Acc. 0 f the EM’Comp. The Sh. fep. z Moorish Barks of Melinda taken. 4^Treach. of the Moors: 40 of their Chiefs slain: A Settl. att. ;l1Aden : The Afcenfion loft on the Shoar of Cambaya: Theill used at Zanzibar, and Madagascar: Tr. at Achen opp.the D. Advant. Tr. at Priaman: The Union unfortunate. 4 J ’Chap. VII. Hudson’s Voy. and Disc. taw. the N. Pole, in 1 6 o 1 rand. 1608, with other Transactions of those Tears.
A Mermaid seen. ' rfl
1608. Prohib. of Fishery on the Engl. C. TheZ). pay an a”'
nual Sum for it: Treat, with the D. Enq. conc. Abuse of hstNavy- 4 ^
Chap. VIII. Naval Expeditions and Transactions of the Engli®’
with other Occurrences of the Tears 1609 and 16to.
1609. Capt. D. Middletons Voy. to Java and Banda, bei^
the 5th for the Comp. Acc. Guy’s Settlement of a Col. ia Nt'sfoundland: The first NewfoundI. Company. 4??
A Col. sent, but ret. Harcourt’s Voy. to Guiana: Arr. at V 1 'apoco: Decl. his Design of Settling to the. Ind. They consent lt>it, and receive him in a friendly Manner on Shoar : He g° cSin Search of the Gold Mines, but is disappointed. 4 J :
Visits the River of Wiapoco : Sends his Brother to the Rb' £of Arawary: Takes Pof- of Gomcribo : A dang. Voy. Disc ^the River of Arawary : Pof. taken : Ret. for Engl.
1610. Affairs of Virginia. f
K. James asserts his Dom, and Sov. of the Seas. As
The 6th gen. Voy. to the E. Ind. Treach. of the Turks:Adm. impr- An Alt. upon the Ships def. The Adm. esc.rev- His Sue- ag. the Pert. Obstr. ofTr. Rev. on the Port- 4 ',Ret. to the Red Sea Satisf. taken of the Turks : Hudson’s l a ’Voy. for the Disc. of a N. IV. Pas. Voy. to the North.. 4 ^Chap. IX. Naval Expeditions and Transactions of the Engh^’
with other memorable Events of the Tear r6n. ,,
161 r. The Expulsion of the Fr. from NewEnglanj. AThe Engl. revive their Design : But are obi. to leave it: 'Ij,